Recent content by acoll123

You are right - logging time as RPIC is not required as far as I could tell after searching the rule. "Log Book" is not even mentioned. I was just curious if anyone was doing it anyway for their own records or maybe for insurance purposes . . .

Ideally, I would like to use just one, but it would need a separate column for RPIC time to keep it separate . . .

Question for you FAA Part 61 pilots that will get the Remote Pilot in Command certificate - Part 107. Are you now or will you in the future, record your Remote PIC flight time (Part 107) along with your regular PIC time (Part 61) in your log books? Or will you maintain 2 separate logs?

I hope to take my check-ride for my private pilot certificate next Wednesday (was supposed to be today but rained out. . . .) I have learned in a Cessna 162 - a light sport two-seat SEL aircraft. The plane rental is $99/hour (wet) and my instructor charges $65/hour. I fly out of KMQY in Smyrna...

Submitted my 333 exemption request on 2/4/16 and checked today (2/10/16) to see if it showed up in the comment docket. It's There! Hopefully it won't take the 120 days they advise to allow for. I have also already reserved an N-Number and requested the form 8050-1 to register my SUAS and assign...

Submitted my 333 exemption request on 2/4/16 and checked today to see if it showed up in the comment docket. It's There! Hopefully it won't take the 120 days they advise to allow for. I have also already reserved an N-Number and requested the form 8050-1 to register my SUAS and assign my...